The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-05-18

points East OF Trenton ana trenton mo let
tiers from Philadelphia, South or West. IN TINS
Half carload of Hungarlans came
up the Bel. Del. Division, as far as Byram
Station, 0. Monday Of last week, whore
they went to work 10 q stone quarry.
The annual meeting of the Centen-
NAL Building and Loan Association of
this city will be held next Monday even
ing.
The Common Council Of this city, at
its adjourned meeting, appropriated $50
to aid the Grand Army Post in its OBJ
servance Of Decoration Day.
Jacob Buchanan, of Raritan town
ship, who fell and broke his thigh on the
9th inst, died from the effects of it on
Saturday last, aged "a years.
Phillip Mallaly. q young man OF
this city. had his collar-bone broken one
day last week. while out riding, he be-
ing accidsntly thrown from the carriage.
There viii be Service of Sacred
Song at the Baptist Church, at Sandy
Ridge, on next Sunday, the 22d inst,
commencing at o'clock, P. NJ. All are
invited.
Rev. w. w. Bullock, Pastor of First
Baptist Church. viii preach next Sabbath
morning, at 1890, subject, "The Spirit of
Christ In tho Believer" and in the even
ing, at 7:45, subject, 1.-THE Mould of Doc
trine." Baptism at evening service.
Lewis Beers. some years ago tele-
graph operator at Frenchtown station,
died early ON Monday morning, at Bris-
toll, Pa, of kidney disease, after on ill
ness Of three or four months His age
was about SO years.
The field, staff and line officers OF the
Seventh Regiment have been invited by
the Citizens Committee Of Burlington to
accept their hospitality today, on the
occpsion of the inspection and muster of
tho Sixth Regiment; also guests Of the
Citizens Committee.
The Summer schedule OF trains for
the seaside went into effect on the PENN
sylyania Railroad on Monday morning.
Trains for Sea Grit and along the shore
leave Trenton ut TAT aud o A. NJ. and at
1890. 30 and P. NJ. Later, addi-
tional trains win be put on.
AT the NJ. e. Church, in this city,
the Pastor, Rev. j. Fl. Boswell, will
preach Sunday morning, on the "The
Prophet OF Horeb, = and in the evening on
Catching Foxes" Special May meet
ing services Thursday evening. Regular
meeting Of the Church Lyceum, Friday
evening, ct 8 o'clock.
General William Ward, of Newark,
Supreme Vice Chancellor Of the Knights
Of Pysss:as, will be rendered . reception
il Trenton, on the eth lust. All the SUI
bordinate lodges In this district, aud the
Grand Officers Of tho order win partici-
pate In the festivities. The visitors will
be entertained at banquet after the
other ceremonies.
"A branch Of the Brotherhood of
Railroad Brakemen was organized in
Trenton, Wednesday evening with the
following officers Master, Augustus
Conover; Vice Master, William r.
Howell I; Secretary, James Gordon, Jr. !;
Financisr, Asa +. Spicer; Trustees,
Alfred Schenck. Owen Msckey and
Charles Pullen.
The funeral OF Patrick Kelly, of
Riegelsville, took place on Monday.
from ST. Johns r. G. Church. Father
Brady celebrating requiem mass. after
which he preached an eloquent sermon.
This man has been total abstainer for
about forty years, having taken the
pledge from Father Mathew, the great
apostle OF Temperance, in Ireland.
John Justice, soldier of the Mexi-
can war, and a member Of Co. +, 22d
Regt. N. J. Vols. in the war of the re-
beilion, who Is an inmate of the Hamp-
too (Va.) Soldiers Home, and who has
been Visiting this city on furlongh, will
return to the Home too day. John is "
years old, and is pretty active for man
who has seen rough service.
1t is said that the first peach or
chard anywhere in this region was set
ont by Ezekiel Quick, on the farm now